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Price Tags

Author
JMedia
Published
Mon 01 Sep 2025
Episode Link
https://redthreadspod.simplecast.com/episodes/price-tags-_OWf2zMZ

How much should you charge? Every creator faces this question.

But the better question is: What is your work worth—to the right person?

In this episode, host Jaime Solis pulls the thread on the difference between price and value—and explains why pricing is never just about numbers. It’s about perception, meaning, and the story buyers tell themselves.

Whether you’re freelancing, selling a product, or running a business, this episode will challenge you to reframe your pricing strategy around value—so you can stop negotiating with fear and start leading with confidence.

 

🎯 What You’ll Learn:

Why people pay for meaning—not just features or time

The difference between being “cheap” vs. “worth it”

How to frame your work as a story, not a transaction

Three smart ways to increase perceived value

What confident pricing actually looks like

 

🔗 Resources + Links

Subscribe to the Red Threads Newsletter: https://jmedia.beehiiv.com/subscribe

Explore JMedia: https://www.jaimesolis.com

Follow Jaime on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jmesolis/

Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimejsolis/

Access tools & resources via Jaime’s Stan Store: https://stan.store/Jmesolis


The Red Threads Pod with Jaime Solis is written and by Jaime Solis.
Cover art by Jaime Solis.

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